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F O R T Y - F I F r H
PUBLIC sale:
RARE COIN CO 1. LECTIONS
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VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS
INCLUDING ;
A LORD BALTIMORE GROAT. OAK AND PINE TREE
SHILLINGS. FINE MASSACHUSEITS. NEW JERSEY.
WOODS. VOCE POPULl AND OTHER COLONIALS. AN
EXTREMELY FINE AUGUSTUS HUMBERT $50 GOLD
PIECE WITH INCUSE EDGE. ST. GAUDENS’ EAGLES
AND DOUBLE EAGLES. A CHOICE LOT OF $3 GOLD
PIECES. AN UNCIRCULATED $1 GOLD DATED 1854 OF
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINT; A VERY GOOD HALF
DOLLAR OF 1797. JACKSON TOKENS, ENGLISH AND
OTHER FOREIGN SILVER. A FINE U. S. CENT COLLEC-
TION. PAPER MONEY. ETC.. ETC.
An '^Important Sale to be held, without reserve, at the Elder
Auction Rooms, 32 Easl Twenty-Third Street, New York
City, on Friday, November 18th, 1910, at 1.30
o’clock in the afternoon.
Daniel R. Kennedy
Auctioneer
rhe Coins. Etc. will be on exhibition on the dajr oi
the Sale only, between 9 a. m. amd I p. m.
Catalogued by
THOMAS L. ELDER, Numismatist
Member, American Numismatic Society, Fellow, Royal Numismatic
Society. Great Britain, Member, British Numismatic Society, etc.
Thirty-two East Tweuty-third St., New York City
Telephone 5899 Gramercy. Registered Cable Addrew : *Ranfurly, New York*
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Note that your bids must be made at SO MUCH FOR EACH PIECE.
Ihe bid sheet will be found at end of this catalogue.
SIZES OF COINS AND MEDALS
m this Catalogue given in Millimetres
(AfU/iimlrvs)
Abt. — About.
D. — Pence,
DIf. — Different.
P. — Fine.
Fa. — Fair.
Q. — Good.
ABBREVIATIONS:
L. — Left.
Lib. — Liberty.
Obv. — Obverse.
Oct. — Octagonal.
R. — Right.
Rev. — Reverse.
[Jnc. — Uncirculated.
V. — Very.
Var. — Variety.
Var. — Varieties.
\V. M. — White Metal.
U. S. Mints are Designated as F^ollows:
C. — Charlotte.
C. C. — Carson City.
D. — Dahlonega.
O. — New Orleans.
S. — San Francisco.
Without Letter— Philadelphia.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
This is a bona-llde public sale, for prtnnpt cash settlement, and irrespon-
sible persons who are not sure whether they can pay for what they bid on,
are asked not to bid. The cataloguer has taken special pains to describe each
lot accurately. Errors wdll be corrected, but he reserves the sole right to de-
cide upon any claims. These are the only conditions under which bids will
be received.
Coins and medals are sold at so much per PIECE, and no lot will be sep-
arated. The auctioneer will accept any bid up to 60c., then 5c. up to
$2.50, when 10c. advance must be bid, up to $10.00, when no advance under
25 cents will be accepted. If there are 5 pieces in a lot and you wish to pay
$5.00 for the entire lot, then bid $1.00,
lot, then bid $1.00.
Auction sales are strictly for cash. Parties unknown to me and bidding
for the first time, must give bank or other reliable reference, or their bids
will not be executed.
Forward your bids as early as possible, as thousands of bids have to be
entered. Do not make ridiculously low bids, such as 10c. and 15c. on foreign
silver coins worth several times over as bullion. Write your bids plainly,
with a pen if practicable.
Where the number of pieces in a lot is not given after the description,
there is but one piece in the lot.
Be sure you bid on the lot you wsh to buy.
All coins, etc., are genuine unless otherwise described.
My charge for executing bids will be 6 per cent. No charge made for
bidding except for lots actually purchased. Remit by money order or New
York draft.
We will send a printed list of the prices realized for the three days'
sale, for $1.00, cash to be sent in advance.
If any further information is required as to valuation of lots, or how to bid,
please write the cataloguer, Thomas L. Elder.
CATALOGUE
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PROPERTY OF A. J. LAWRENCE, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
United States Fractional Currency.
(h’isp unless specified to be otherwise.
First Issue. 5c, with and wil hout A. B N. Co. Crisp. 2 pcs.
10c, perforated edges, without A. B. N Co. About perfect.
Very rare.
50c. Plain edges. ABNCo. Crisp.
Two more as last. 2 pcs.
Third Issue. 3c Washington, light curtain.
25c Fessenden. Ex. fine.
10c Wasliington, red back, antograpbic signatures Colby &
Spinner, h'ine. Rare.
25c Fessenden. Red back. Rare.
25c Fessenden, heavy fibre paper. Ex. fine; rare.
50c Justice. Red back, lieavy fibre paper, ink signatures of
Colby & Spinner. Crisp. Extremely rare.
Fourth Issue. 10c Liberty. Plain white paper.
15c Columbia. Plain white paper. Rare.
25c AVashington. Plain white paper.
50c Lincoln. AVhite fibre paper.
Fifth Issue. 10c Meredith, green seal; scarce.
50c Dexter.
50c Crawford.
PATTERNS. First Issue. Sheet of 16 25c notes. Plate 15
on obverse. A. B. N. Co. Sold at so much per note. 16 pcs.
25c sheet of 16 notes, as last, but Plate I. 16 pcs. (notes).
Third Issue. 10c AV'ashington, red back. Parents and hacks
separate, reverse, stamped (on reverse) “Specimen.” Auto-
graphic signatures Colby & Spinner. Crisp. inch mar-
gins. Perfect. Very rare.
25c Fessenden. Red back. “Specimen ”tamped on reverse
of each part. Very rare.
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23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
25c Fessenden. As last. Red back. Fronts and backs sep-
arate. Very rare.
15c Grant & Shernmu. Green back, front and back separate.
Plain white paper. About perfect. Very clean notes. Very
rare. Engraved signatures.
Set of Fractional Gurrency, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50c. Good
and V. G. 5 pcs.
Set of live dilferent 10c Notes. G. to hue. 5 pcs.
Three different 5c notes; also 4 different 10c notes. G. and
V. G. 7 pcs.
50c notes, Lincoln, Dexter, Washington in ring and first is-
sue. Good to fine. 4 pcs.
UNITED STATES SILVER.
Dollars.
1795. Flowing hair. '‘Bar” back of head. Very good.
1796. Very good.
1797. Sixteen stars. Nearly hue; rare.
1799. Five stars liefore the bust. Die broken through obv.
Excepting for one or two slight nicks, uncirculated. Rare
specimen. Colin King Sale, 1892. Value $20.
1799. Six stars before bust. Very good.
1801. Very good.
1802. Perfect date. Good.
1836. Gobrecht on base. Plain edge. Rev. stars and eagle.
Light nick on edge. Fine; rare. A proof sold for $21 in the
Mougey Sale.
1861. Brilliant proof; rare.
1864. Brilliant proof. Scarce.
1876. Trade. Uncirculated.
1878. San Francisco Mint, 7 feathers. Proof.
1903. Brilliant proof.
Half Dollars.
1794. Very good. Rare.
1802. New fillet type. Pine to very fine. Rare this state.
1803. Uncirculated. Rare state.
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46
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
54
55
56
57
58
59
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61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
U. S. SILVER
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1806. Pointed figure 6. Uncirculnted, mint state.
1806. Over 1805. Nearly fine. Very lare.
1818, over ’17. Pndght mint state. Very rare specimen.
1824, over 1821. Fine; rare.
1824, over several dates. Very good; scarce.
1841. Uncircnlated. Rare.
1843. Uncircnlated. Very scarce state
1848. Uncirculated, witli a little [)rool surface. scarce.
1849. Uncirculated. V’^ery scai'ce state.
1850. About uncirculated, proof surface. Rare state.
1852. Uncirculated. Very rare piece.
1853. Rays and arrows Uncirculated: scarce condition.
1854. Uncirculated.
1856. Uncirculated, bright.
1858. Proof. Very rare.
1858. I5right uncirculated; scarce stale. A gem.
1858 San Fran. Mint. About uncirculated, sharp. Small S.
The one in Mougey Sale sold for $5.25 It was only about
same condition of this.
1859. Brilliant proof; rare.
1859. San Fran. Extremely fine. Vaiy rare. Mougey
specimen sold for $6.15.
1861. Brilliant proof; rare.
1861. Uncirculated. Rare.
1863. Uncirculated; rare.
1864. Proof; scarce.
1866. San F’ran. Small S. Motto. Extremely fine. The
Mougey specimen sold for $5.25.
1867. Bright uncirculated; scarce.
1867 San Fran. Small S. Very good.
1868. Proof
1869. Uncirculateo, proof surface.
1870. Proof; scarce.
1870. Uncirculated.
1871. Uncirculated.
1873. Arrows. Uncirculated.
1874. Proof; scarce.
1876. Proof.
1877. Brilliant proof.
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U. S. SILVER
78 1880. Proof.
79 1882. Proof.
80 1903. Brilliant proof.
81 1910. Brilliant proof.
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82 1796. First year. Fillet head. Good; date is fine; rare.
83 1804. Slight edge defect. Good; rare.
84 1818. Close date. Uncirculated, mint state. Rare.
' 85 1840. Without drapery. Uncirculated. Rare.
86 1843. Uncirculated, bright; rare.
87 1848. Uncirculated, partly bright. Very rare state.
88 1849. Uncirculated, partly bright; scarce condition.
89 1850. Uncirculated, bright; rare state.
90 1851. Very good; rare.
90a 1852 0. Extremely fine. Rare.
91 1853. With rays and arrows. Uncirculated.
92 1861. Uncirculated.
93 1862. Uncirculated.
94 1864. Bright proof ; rare.
95 1870. Uncirculated.
' 96 1871. Proof; scarce.
97 1873. Arrows. Uncirculated.
98 1874. Proof.
99 1874. Uncirculated.
100 1876. Proof.
101 1876 and 77. Unc. 2 pcs.
102
1877.
Proof.
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1878.
Proof.
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1878 CC. Unc. Rare.
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1880.
Uncirculated.
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106
1892.
Proof.
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107
1892.
Isabella. Proof; rare.
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1893.
Isabella. Proof; rare.
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1894.
Proof.
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1894.
New Orleans. Brilliant
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1903.
Proof.
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1910.
Brilliant proof.
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114
115
116
117
118
119
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121
122
123
124
125
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i27
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
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147
U. S. SILVER
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Twenty Cents. 1875, Proof! rare.
1875 S. About uncirculated.
1876. Proof. Rare.
1877. Proof. Veiy rare.
1878. Proof; rare.
U. S. Minor Coins.
Five Cents Nickel. 1870, ’71. Proofs; rare. 2 pcs.
1871, ’74. Rare proofs. 2 pcs.
1871, ’73. Proofs; scarce. 2 pcs.
1876, ’79, ’80 and ’81. Proofs. 4 pcs.
1884, ’86, ’87 and ’90. Proofs. 4 pcs.
1891, 1903. Proofs. 2 pcs.
1894, ’95. Proofs. 2 pcs.
1910. Brilliant proof.
Three Cents Nickel. 1870, ’71. Proofs. Rare. 2 pcs.
1871, ’73. Proofs; rare. 2 pcs.
1876, ’79, ’81. Proofs. 3 pcs.
1887. Perfect date. Proof; rare.
Two Cents Bronze. 1864, ’65, ’68. Unc. 3 pcs.
1865, ’66. Brilliant proofs. Rare. 2 pcs.
1867. Brilliant proof.
1868. Proof.
1869. Brilliant proof; gem.
1870. Brill, proof; rare.
1871. Proof; rare.
1872. Proof; rare.
1873. Proof. Very rare. Records above $4.50.
Fine U. S. Half Dimes.
1840. Without drapery. About uncirculated.
1841. Uncirculated; rare.
1843. Uncirculated, proof surface; rare.
1846. Nearly uncirculated. Very rare state.
1848. Small date. Uncirculated. Rare.
1849. over date. Uncirculated, proof surface. Rare.
1850. Uncirculated.
1852. Uncirculated; rare.
1853 (arrows) ; 1854. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.
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149
750
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152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
272
173
174
175
176
U. S. SILVER
1856, Uncirculated. {Small date.
1856 0. Very fine; rare.
1857, ’58. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.
1857 0. Uncirculated ; rare.
1858, 1859. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.
1859, ’61. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.
1862. Brilliant proof; rare.
1863 S. Very fine; rare. Coinage small.
1864. Proof. Rare. Coinage only 470 pieces, making it of
sufficient rarity to bring $25.
1866. Brilliant proof. Rare.
1867. Proof.
1868. Brill, proof.
1869. Brilliant proof. Scarce.
1870. ’73. Uncirculated. 2 pcs.
1872 S. Mint. Uncirculated, bright. S. outside wreath-
Rare.
1873. Brill, proof. Rare.
1873 S. Mint. Uncirculated. Very rare.
COLLECTION OF R. B. SMITH, Esqr., NEW YORK.
American Gold Coins.
1805. Half Eagle. Extremely fine and sharp. Scarce.
1889. $3. Extremely fine to Unc. Scarce.
1807. $21/0. About uncirculated; scarce.
1835. $21/2- Nearly fine.
1836. $2V2- Uncirculated.
1851. $1. Fine.
1874. $1. Damaged.
“Louisiana Gold 1/2 and 14.” Unc 2 pcs.
“Louisiana Gold 74” and “Oregon Gold 74” (2). Unc. 3
pcs.
Calif, gold 74 size charms. Round (2), Oct. (2). Unc. 4
pcs.
American Colonials.
1722. Rosa Americana penny. Uncrowned. Good.
1722. Woods i/2d V. G.
U. 8. COLONIAL COINS
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177 1786. New Jersey (.^ents. Maris 21 -N and 21-P. Good. 2
pcs.
i>/l78 1787. N.,). and .W-N. Very Kood. 2 pofi.
179 1787. N. .1. M.(!l-Q. Aboutfme; M. 28-L. <i. 2 pcs.
180 N. J. imassortcHl, 1‘air and good. 6 i)cs.
'<--'181 1788. (Jonri. Ohv. “1 Aiictori * (^oniiec Good; rare.
y 382 1787. (V)im. “ Aiictofii,” etc. Good. Hare. 2 pcs.
188 1788. Nova Coiistellatio (8), V'ermont (2 var.), one holed,
other stamped. Poor and fair. 5 pcs.
7f' 184 1787. Pugio. States United. Good.
185 1787, ’88. Mass. ('ents. Good. 2 pcs.
186 1788. Washington. Unitv Ckmt. \7 Good.
186a 1787. N. J. Three var. G. & V. G. 8 pcs.
187 1788. Mass. Gent, Hosa Americana, Va., etc. hhigio dol-
lar (bronzed copy), etc. 8’wo false. 7 pcs.
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189
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191
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193
394
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UNITED STATES SILVER COINS.
Dollars.
1798. SmaJI, close date. Very fail-
1801. V^ery fair.
1869. Good; plugged.
1876. Trade. S.
1880. Trade. Uncirculated.
1881. Trade. Uncirculated. Scarce.
1896. Bryan. The large Gorham piece. 412^2 Grains.
Kev. a wheel. V. Fine.
1900. Washington-Lafayette. Very fine.
Half Dollars.
1795. Two leaves under wing, ( 'url cuts star. V. G.
1805. \ ery good.
1806, with knobbed 6. V. Good.
1806. Pointed 6. Very good.
1807. Both types. G. 2 pcs.
1807. Fillet. V. Fair.
1808. V^eiw good.
1809. About One.
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U. S. SILVER
204 1810. Very fine.
205 1811. Fine.
206 1812. Ex. Fine.
207 1813, double profile. Abt. F.
208 1813. Fine.
209 1814. Fine.
210 1817, even date. V. good.
211 1817, uneven date, “feather in cap” variety, i^'ine.
^ " 212 1818. Nearly fine.
213 1819, over date. Nearly fine; rare.
214 1820. Fine.
- 215 1822. Very fine.
216 1823. Uncirculated.
217 1824. Ex. fine.
' 218 1834. L. date. Ex. fine,
r- 219 1834 Small date. V. Fine.
' ^ 220 1836. Lettered edge. Ex. fine.
221 1837. Zdilled edge type. Abt. fine.
. 222 1838. Fine.
223 1839. Abt. fine.
224 1841 0. Very good.
225 1842 L. date. Very good.
- 226 1880. Unc.
u 227 1881. Proof.
j 228 1892. Columbian. Ex. fine.
Quarter Dollars.
229 1805. Fine.
- -fs 230 1807. About uncirculated. A gem which has been slightly
rubbed with chamois skin.
^0 231 1818, 1819, 1821. V. O. 3 pcs.
'232 1831, ’33, ’34, ’35. V. Good. 4 pcs.
'233 1835, ’36, ’37. G. to F. 3 pcs.
V “234 1853. Kays and arrows. Ex. fine.
/ / 235 1880, ’81. Proofs. 2 pcs.
' 236 1888, 1891. Proofs. 2 pcs.
237 1900. Freak, off planchet. Fine.
‘ 238 Twentv Cents. 1875 S. Uncirculated.
Dimes.
239 1807, 1820. Fair. 2 pcs.
240 1821 Jj. & Sm. dates; ’23, ’24, ’25, ’27, ’29 to ’30, inclusive.
Good and V. G. 14 pcs.
241 1837, ’38 (0), starless, latter fine. 2 pcs.
242 1837 (2 var.), ’38, ’39 (stars), ’40 no drapery, ’41 to 48 in-
clusive, except ’46. G. and V. G. 12 pcs.
243 1849 to ’59, incl., all different. V. G. to V. Fine. 12 pcs.
244 1860 to ’64, incl. V. G. to F. 5 pcs.
245 1866, ’67 (S), ’68 (8), ’69 to ’75 incl. G. to fine; ’80, ’81.
V. G. to proof. 12 pcs.
Half Dimes and Smaller.
246 1829 to ’37, inclusive. Bust type. Mostly V. F. 8 pcs.
247 1837, ’38 (stars), ’39. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
248 Duplicates, 1829 to 1838 incl. Good to V. F. 12 pcs.
249 1839, ’^0 (2 var.), ’41 (O), ’42. Two are V. F. 5 pcs.
250 1842, ’43, ’44, double cut date, ’45. Ex. F. lot. Scarce. 4
pcs.
251 1845, ’47, ’48, slab date, ’49, over-date. V. F.; rare. 4 pcs.
252 1850 to ’59 (0), incl. Good to Unc. 10 pcs.
253 1859, ’60. Proofs. 2 pcs.
254 1861 to ’63 incl. Fine and V. F. 3 pcs.
255 1864 and ’65. V. F. 2 pcs.
256 1864, ’67. Both rare proofs. 2 pcs.
257 1868 to 1873 incl. Ex. fine. 6 pcs.
258 1863, ’64, ’65, ’66, ’67. All S. Mint Rare. Good to fine.
5 pcs.
259 1873 S. MM outside wreath. Ex. fine. Rare.
260 Duplicate half dimes from preceding, including 1847, ’52,
’68, ’69, etc. Good to Unc. 22 j3cs.
261 Five Cents Nickel, etc. Various nickels, 1867 to 1881, not
complete. Good to Unc.; also 11 Three Cents Nickel. 30
pcs.
261a Three Cents Silver. 1851 to ’62, incomplete. G. to F. 8
pcs.
United States Cents.
262 1793. Wreath. Crosby’s 9-G. Pine; rare.
263 1793. Chain. Poor.
264 1794. Hays 11. Very good; rare.
265 1794, ’95. Fair. 2 pcs.
266 1796. Liberty cap. Gilbert A. Very good.
267 1797 to 1803, inch, except 1799. Fair to Good. All differ-
ent. 9 pcs.
267a 1801. Blunt 1. Very good.
268 1803, ’05, ’07 (large 1/100). G. and V. G. 3 pcs.
269 1804. Broken die. Fair; rare.
270 1802, ’03, ’05, ’06, ’07, ’08. Pair. 6 pcs.
271 1807. Perfect date, small 1/100. Nearly fine; sharp.
272 1810, ’12, ’13, ’14, ’16, ’17, ’18, ’19, ’20, ’21. Fair to good.
12 pcs.
273 1814. Plain 4. Fine, a dark olive.
274 1814. Crosslet. About fine.
275 1817 (15 stars), ’21, ’22, ’23. Two are very good. 4 pcs.
276 1824. C3ose perf. date. V. Good; scarce.
277 1810, ’14, ’17 (2), ’20, ’21, ’24 (2), ’27 (2), ’28 (2), ’29, ’30.
All different varieties. Fair to V. G. 16 pcs.
278 1831 to ’38, inclusive, all diff. varieties. G. to fine. 9 pcs.
279 1839. Booby head. Slight spot on reverse. Very fine, a
light olive.
280 1840 (small date), ’41, ’42 L. date. F. and V. F. 3 pcs.
281 1843. Obv. & rev. ’42; also Obv. & rev. ’44. Nearly F. 2
pcs.
282 1844. Lbt. Unc., a reddish olive.
283 1844. Die broken about rim. Bare variety. xLbt. fine.
284 1845. Uncirculated, reddish olive.
285 1845, ’46, tall and medium dates. V. G. & Fine. 3 pcs.
286 1847 to 1857, all different varieties. Fine. 11 pcs.
287 1847. Verj^ fine. Unusually sharp specimen.
288 1849, ’50, ’51. Fine to Unc. 3 pcs.
289 Duplicate later dates, 1838 to ’57, not complete. Mostly
fine. 21 pcs.
290 Duplicate U. S. Cents. 1798 to 1856. not complete. Some
are poor but general average good. 149 pcs.
U. S. CENTS
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^ 291 Another duplicate lot about as last. 90 pcK.
292 Small U. S. Cents. 1857 and later to 1890, not complete, in-
cludes 1877. Cine to unc.; and five 2c ]>ieces, four are Unc.
44 pcs.
Hard Times Tokens, Etc.
293 L. 50. Sober Second Thoughts. Very good.
294 L. 6(i. Steer. Dented, otherwise good.
' 295 L. 73. Brigham. Two dents, line otherwise. Rare.
296 B. 125. Maycock. About uncirculated.
- 297 L. 135. Smiths. About uncirculated, sharp, a light olive.
Gem.
298 Others of scarcer sort, C'ros.sman, head, Anderson, boot,
Jarvis, Richards, Handy, Simes, etc. Mostly fine. 9 pcs.
^ 299 Balance of Jacksons. Poor to fine. 27 pcs.
300 Rugglob, N. Y. cards. Plain and beaded rims. Good.
Scarce. 2 pcs.
301 Old Hotel tokens. Moss, Bowery, N. V., and American, Ful-
ton St for 4/ & 4/, Hallock card, N. Y., Tj^son Omnibus
ton St. for 4/ & 5/, Hallock card, N. Y., Tyson Omnibus
line, Judson & Moffet cards. Mostlv V. G. and scarce. 6
pcs.
302 Wolff card, Petersburg, \"a. Nickel; 1860. Wide Awake
bronze token. Miller, Memphis, Term. etc. All rare and a
damaged T. A. <fc Lee Cent. 7 pcs.
303 Balance of store cards, large cent size mostly, a few politi-
cal, 1840 and later, 1 silver. Good to new. 25 i^cs.
304 1849. (/alifornia. Rare brass model ‘‘Half Dollar.” Eagle,
stars, date. Rev. Value. Similar to model %2Y> and $5.
j Fine, first offered in my sales.
305 Civil War Tokens. Scarcities, Hasson, 10c Sutler, 10c
check, Williamsville Express, Brimelow, bronze muling.
Franklin, Washington, J. Geiser, Masonic card J. Conroy,
Buffalo, President’s House, “Union Must & Shall be,” etc.
Yankee Robinson (head). Straight’s Elephant and 10 Buf-
falo cards. Mostly V. F. & Unc. 20 pcs.
; 306 Other scarce merchants tokens, Toledo, Detroit, Delphos,
0., Manitowoc, Wis., Cincinnati, Chicago & western. Fine
lot. 35 pcs.
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MISCELLANEOUS
307 N. Y. Cards, large size, “City of New York,” etc. Mostly
line. 20 pcs.
308 V arious war tokens, inostlv very tine, some are Unc., red.
Merchants, mottoes, etc. Unassorted. 129 pcs.
309 United States Half Cents. 1794. Large bust, date away
from bust. Good.
310 1795. Plain edge. Date poor, otherwise very good.
311 1804. Stemless, plain 4. Fine.
312 1806, large 6, stems. Uncirculated, brown color.
313 1808, over 7, 1809. Good. 2 pcs.
314 1810, ’25, ’26. Fair, V. F. & Unc. 3 pcs.
315 1828 (13 St.), ’29, ’32 to ’35. V. F. and Unc. 6 pcs.
316 1849, ’50, ’51, ’53, ’55, ’57. Fine to Unc. 6 pcs.
317 Duplicate half cents, 1804, 1810 and later. Poor to fine. 17
pcs.
SILVER COINS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
Crown Size.
318 England. 1663. Charles II. Good.
319 1688. James II. Very good; scarce.
320 1696. William III. About fine.
321 1708. Anna. E Under bust. Good.
322 1741. Geo. I. Dent on obverse. Very good.
323 1804. Bank dollar. Nearly fine.
324 1818. Geo. III. Pistrucci. Very good.
325 1887. Victoria. 4 shillings. Jubilee type. Pine.
326 1889. Victoria. 5 shillings. Bust. St. George and drag-
on. V. Fine.
S27 1899. 5 shillings. Veiled type. Fine
Half Crown Size.
328 England. Charles I. King mounted. Oval shield. Good.
329 1653. Commonwealth. Date weak. Good; rare.
330 1671. Charles II. Good; scarce.
331 1688. James II. Very good; scarce.
332 1693. Wm. & Mary. Four shields. Pine; scarce.
- 333 1689. Wm. & Mary. Crowned shield. Good.
FOREIGN SILVER
16
/ ' 334 1698. William III. Abt. Fine.
335 1707. Anna. E. under bust. V. Good.
336 1717. Anna. Without initial under bust.
2.<^ ‘*^07 1717. Geo. 1. Very fine.
338 1746. Geo. II. iiinia. Fine.
338a 1811. Geo. 111. Bank 3 shill; bust. Scratch. V. G.
'' Ufj 338b 1812. Bank 3 shill. Head. Very fine.
v< '338c 1813. States of Jersey, d hree Shillings Token. Good;
^ ^ rare.
^ 338d V^ictoria. One Tenth Pound. “Godless.” Good; scarce.
.(3: ' 338e 1887. Victoria. Half crown. E. F.
. 338f 1887. Victoria. 2 Shill. (Jnc.
338g 1899. Victoria. Half Crown. Veiled head. Ex. Fine.
3381i 1899. Victoria. Two shillings. Ex. Fine.
Shilling Size.
339 England. 1554. Philip & Mary. Good; rare.
. 339a Edward VI. Good.
339b Elizabeth. Shilling. Abt. Fine.
, 339c Elizabeth. Milled shilling. Good; rare.
339d Charles I. Oval shield. Fine.
339e Charles 1. Square shield. Fine.
339f James I. Square shield. Very good.
339g James I. Square shield. V. good. 2 pcs.
/w' ' 339h James I. Very good. 2 pcs.
v^"^340 1651. Commonwealth. Shilling. Fine; exceptionally
choice; rare.
' 340a 1668, Chas. II; 1685, James II, and, 1606, William III. Fair
and good. 3 pcs.
340b 1703, Anna. Vigo; 1708 E, 1711, without initial. V. G. &
V. Fine. 3 pcs.
340c 1710. Geo. I; 1723 S. S. Co.; 1758, Geo. II. G. to Abt. F.
3 pcs.
^ 340d 1787. Geo. Ill, four shields; 1812 Bank token for 1/6.
^ Fine. 2 pcs.
y / 340e 1816. Geo. Ill; 1824, Geo. IV. Large head. V. G. & Unc.
' ' 2 pcs.
LfD 341 1826. Geo. IV. Lion. Abt. Fine.
341a 1889. Victoria. Jubilee type; 1899. Veiled. V. F. 2 pcs.
Six Pences.
342 England. 1554. Pliili}.- & Mary. Good silver. V. Fair.
1556. Philip & Mary. Irish. Base. Good. Rare. 2 pcs.
343 Elizabeth. Irish billon 6 pence with bust. V. G. Rare.
344 1562-67. Elizabeth. Milled six pences. MM. Star and
Lis’. 1’. Scarce. 2 pcs.
345 1603-25. James 1. Good. 2 pcs.
346 Charles 1, William 111, Anne, Geo. II. Good. 4 pcs.
347 1652. Commonwealth. Fine; rare.
348 1696. Wm. Ill; 1703-7. Anne, Vigo and E. G. 3 pcs.
349 1787. Geo. HI; 1805-13. Irish 10 D (2 types). Fine. 3
pcs.
350 1823. Geo. IV, shield; 1828. Lion; 1864-99. Victoria. 3
types. G. to V. F. 5 pcs.
351 1887-1899. Victoria. Two types. Unc. 2 pcs.
Groats, Pennies and Smaller.
352 England. Edward the Confessor. Penny. Bust. Cross.
Good.
353 Edward the Confessor. Half penny s’ze. Bust. Cross.
Fine; rare.
364 Edward the Confessor. Half })enny size. Reverse differs
from last. V’^ery fine; very rare.
365 Ethelred II. Bust. Cross. Penny. V. Fine.
366 William the Conqueror. London penny. Ex. fine.
367 William I. Lincoln penny. Very fine.
368 Richard I. French denier. Very fine.
369 Richard I. Similar. Fine.
370 Edward I. Pennies of London, Bristol mints. G. and V.
G. 1 holed. 4 pcs.
371 Edward I. Dublin pennies and half penny, latter holed.
V. G. 3 pcs.
372 Edward I. London, Canterbury and Dublin pennies. Good.
4 pcs.
373 Edward I. Dublin penny and half penny. Latter poor. 2
pcs.
Edward II. Pennies, various mints. Good and V. G. 7
pcs.
374
FOREIGN SILVER
If
y 375
376
377
378
^ :
379
/ "Z.
380
- A
381
/v3
382
,383
384
■/j'
385
386
Z 387
388
/6
,/V^
yn 391
.^- /-^392
a..
/V
393
394
'395
396
^ A 397
398
/ -' 399
Kdwai’d II. ijoridoii groat, ( -aiiterbury V2 Oroat. V. G. 2
pcs.
Kdwanl 11. London groat and Dublin penny. Good. 2
pcs.
Edward 1 I I. London groats and half groats. G. and V. G.
5 pcs.
b^dward 111. (^)iiarter j)t*nnies. Ora* nearly fine. V. rare.
2 pcs.
Henry 11. Pennies. G. to fine. 8 pcs.
Henry Hi. Long and short eross pennies. G. to fine. 6
pcs.
Henry IV. (Iroat and hall' groat. Lordoii and Canterbury.
V. G. 2 ])cs.
Henry VI. (^aiais and London groats (Very fine) and half
groats. V'. (L 4 pcs.
Henry IV or VI Groats of London. Very fine. 2 pcs.
Henry VI. Half groat. V. Good.
Ib'iiiy \"1. Penny. London. Fine; rare.
Henry \H1. Groat with bust, (jfuartered arms. Fine.
Henry \ 111 ( Bolingbroke). Side face Groat. Fine.
Henry VIH. Front and side face and Irisli groats. Good.
3 pcs.
Henry Vlll. Side face half groats, ^'ork and Canterbury,
(food. 2 pcs.
Henry Vlll. Front and side face half groats of York and
Canterbury. Good. 4 jics.
Henry \H.ll. Front face Groats (3), side face (1). Good.
4 pcs.
Philip and Mary, and Mary alone. Groats. V. G. Scarce.
2 pcs.
Elizabeth H/i» and 3 pence. V. G. to fine. 2 pcs.
Coiimionwealth 1 and 2 pence. Good. 2 pcs.
Various. Scotland. James I 2 shillings; Charles 1, XX
pence, both small. 2 pcs.
Charles 1, 1, 2 and 4 pences (3). Mostly good. 7 pcs.
Charles II. Maunday 1, 2, 3 (2) and 4d. Fine. 5 pcs.
James II, 2, 3 and 4d, William III, 3 and 4d, and Wm. &
Mary set of 1, 2, 3 and 4. V. G. to fine. 9 pcs.
Anne set 1, 2, 3 and 4 pence. V. G. to Fine. 4 pcs.
18 MISCELLANEOUS
400 Geo. I, 1, 2 and 4d; Geo. Ill, 2 and ?d. V. G. to V. F. 6
pcs.
401 Geo. III. Various Maunday pieces, and Sheffield 6 pence.
G. to fine. 6 pcs.
402 \hctoria. Various Maunday coins 1838 and later. Fine to
})roof. 1, 2, 3 and 4 pences, tliree types. 16 pcs.
403 1555. Ireland. Philip and Mary 6 pence. V. fine (Rare).
Scotland, Mary plack, and 1688, Charles II. quarter dollar,
(latter gilded). Good. Scarce. 3 pcs.
403a Scotland. David II. rGoat. \ . Good.
FOREIGN SILVER OF CROWN AND THALER SIZE.
404
405
V
r
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
'423
^424
^425
7 - 426
' 427
Algiers (1825-26). Mahmoud II. Very fine.
1766. Austria. M. Theresa. “Ad Normam Convent”
crown. V. G.
1780. Austria. Levant Crown. Unc.
1849. Austria. Marriage thaler. V. G.
1855. Anhalt “Segen des Anhalt” Thaler. Fine.
1765. Brabant. Crown. Cross. Arms. V. G.
1789. Brabant Crown. Jos. II. V. G
1794. Brabant crown. Fran. II. V. G.
1809. British Guiana. Rare 3 Guilders. Very good.
1847. Belgium. 5 Francs. V. Good.
1875. Belgium. Leop. II. 5 Fr. Fine.
1861. Baden. Fredk. Thaler. V. G.
1677. Denmark Cr. V. 4 Marks. Fine.
1848. Denmark. Species crown. Two busts. Abt. F.
1679. England. Charles II. Crown. Fair.
1846. Frankfort. 2 Gulden. Eagle. Fine.
1848. Frankfort Souvenir 2 Gulden. Fine.
1859. Frankfort. “Schiller” thaler. Fine.
1862. Frankfort Shooting thaler. V. F.
1863. Frankfort. Frankfort on Main thaler. Fine.
1702. France. Lud. XIV. Ecu. Abt. F.
1792. France. Lud. XVI. 6 Livres. Fine.
France. Year 13. Napoleon Bonaparte. 5 Fr. V. G.
1770. France. Lud. XV. Ecu. Good.
FOREIGN SILVER
19
■428
432
433
' '434
* h 435
/
, ' r 43G
C. ■ 437
% \ J
LOj 43S
f/ 439
. 440
3 « c; 441
Cj c' 442
« *J‘0 443
444
2' 445
,-Jo 446
447
Qc 448
449
•T^' 450
•^z;45i
^ ^ 452
2^ 453
'i j?y. 454
■ 2 j 455
• 456
•J'j' 457
. ^ 25 458
^ 458a
1882.
18G4.
1877.
1888.
1894.
1590.
1765. (ieriiiany. Scliwabach crown with Alexander mtd. to
left. Rev. Anns, rampant lion in an oval. “Securitati
Rublicae. ” V. (1. Rare.
1875. (1 recce. 5 Drachmas. V. (1.
(luatemala. lab. bead 8 R. Abt. F.
Guatemala. Rafaiil ( 'ai-rera 8 R. Fine.
Guatemala. V2 R- Cstp. ov(t Chile peso. Fine.
Guatemala. V-i ileal. Cstp. over Peru Sol. Unc.
Lib. std. 8 R. Unc.
Holland. 28 Stiver piece. Bust. Arms. Counter-
marked “ilOL.” Good; rare.
1793. Holland. 3 Guilders. Fine.
1763. Holy Roman Fmpi.'e. Crown. Female sacrificing
before altar. Arms. Fine; rare.
1735. Hamburg. Arms either side. Broad crown. F.
llayti. Gourde. V. Fine.
8 Reals or Peso. Fine.
Hungary. Charles VI. Crown Fine.
Austria-Hungarv. ('harles VI. Crown. Large
V. F.
Lubeck. Arms either side. Fine.
Lucca. Felice and Elisa. 5 F. Fine.
Mexico. 8 Reals. Pillars. Abt. F.
Mexico. 8 R. Abt. Fine.
Mexico. Maximilian Peso. Fine.
Nuremburg. Curious thaler. .Arms. Eagle. “Max-
imilian Imp.” etc. Rev. Two shields. “Respvb. Nvrem-
berg. F. F.” etc. Fine; rare.
1786. Prussia. Fredk. the Great Thaler. Fine.
Fredk. Wm. II. Thaler.
Prussia. Marriage thaler. V. F.
Wm. Thaler. V. G.
Wm. “Sieges” thaler F.
\Vm. double thaler. V. G.,
Stanislaus crown. Good.
Sol. Good.
Peso with Liberty head.
1887.
1890.
1716.
1740.
head,
1752.
1805.
1771.
1807.
I860.
1773.
1794.
1861.
1867.
1871.
1841.
1776.
1872.
1880.
1758.
1791.
Prussia.
Prussia.
Prussia.
Poland.
Peru.
Peru.
7
V. F.
Ragusa Crown. V. G. Holed; rare.
Ragusa. Republic crown. Good; rare.
FOREIGN SILVER
D
459 1725. Eussia. Peter the Great Rouble. Bust. V. G.
460 1754. Russia. Elizabeth rouble. R. I. under eagle. Fine;
sharp.
461 1805. Russia. Alex. I. Rouble. V. G. C. N. B.
462 1854. Saxony. Biblical thaler. V. F.
463 I860. Saxony. Vereinslhaler.” V. G.
464 1871. Saxony. \'ictory thaler. Gerniania mounted. E.F.
465 1813. Sicily. Gioacchino Napoleon 5 Lire. Bust. V. G.
466 Subalpine Gaul. Year 10. 5 Fr. F.
467 1871. Spain. Amadeo 5 Fes. Abt. F
468 1864. Schwarzenburg. Fredk. Guntlier thaler. F. Scarce.
469 1894. Salv ador. Columbus Peso. F
470 (1299). Morocco. Dollar. Ex. F.
471 1618. Tyrol. Crown. Bust. Arms. V. G.
472 1769. Venice. Rejmblic. Head. Lion. F. Rare.
473 1791. Zeelandia. Crown. Knight. Arms. Ex. F.
Two-Thirds, Half Thalers, Etc.
474 1808. Anhalt. XX F. M. Fine.
475 Baden. Frederick. Three types of Gulden. Abt. Fine. 3
pcs.
476 1690. Brandcrburg, % Thai. 1695. Br. et Lunenb. %
Thai, (holed), also 1792, B. et L. % thal. V. G. 3 pcs.
477 1797. Bruns, et Lunenb., also Carol. % thalers; 1795. Ham-
burg 32 Schill. G. to fine. 3 pcs.
478 1809. Hamburg. 32 Schill. Saxony, 1767, 1771, 1785, %
Thalers. V. G. to F. 4 pcs.
479 1792. Prussia; 1840 Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Gulden size.
V. G. 2 pcs.
480 Wurtemburg, 1840, 1 G. Prussia, 1852, “24V2 E. F. M.”
V. G. 2 pcs.
481 1797. Kurpfalz. % thaler. V. G. Rare.
482 1612. Teutonic Order Half Thaler, also old German medal,
by Loos. Germania standing holding wreath. Rev. “Die
Tugend Lohnt Schon Hier Auf Erden Dort Wird Ihr Lohn
Noch Hoeher Weeden”, a lamp, book, keys, etc. Latter
Ex. fine. Rare. 2 pcs.
483 1689. Austria. Leopold % thaler. Ex. fine; scarce.
FOREIGN SILVER
2]
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
492a
493
1780. Utrecht. Vij Crown. V, F.; 1698. Hungary. % Or.
Fine. 2 pcs.
1768. F’oland. Stanislaus half crown Fine; 1787 Schles-
wig Holstein. % crown. Cood. 2 pcs.
1693-1778. France. Half Feus. Good. 2 pcs.
1776. Denmark. V2 Species thaler. Also German medal.
Female seated, “Steg Und Frenheit”, Jubilee, Friburg.
I.oop removed. Good. 2 f)cs.
(B. C. 250-100). Gaul. J’etradrachm. Rude fabric, after
type of Philip 11. h’ine, broad Han.
1*809-32. Brit. Guiana. 2 tluilders. Good. Scarce. 2 pcs.
Tortola. 4 Reals counterstamped on half of old Spanish 8
R. Good; rare.
Jhinis. Half dollar, date 1267; Morocco, 1314 Half Dollar.
V. F. 2 pcs.
1862-80. India. Rupees. Bust of Victoria. 2 pcs.
1895. So. Afr. Rep. 2V2 Bhill. V. G.
1770. Speyer. % thaler. V. F. Rare.
Third Thalers, Francs, Lire and Others of Similar Sizes.
494 1592. France. Henry ^\^ Testoon and 2 Jetons of Lud.
XV. V. G. 3 pcs.
495 1704-91. France, l.ouis XIV, XV and XVI 15 Sols to 1/4
Feu sizes. Mostly good. 7 ])cs.
497 France. Napoleon BonapaHe 1 and 2 L. Italy 1 L. Spain,
Jos. Napoleon 4 R. Good. 4 pcs.
498 (1492). Spain. Ferdinand and Isabella 2 Reals. Nearly
fine.
499 Stoll berg, Mansfield, 1669, Austria, Leo})old Hog Mouth,
etc. Scarce % crowns. Good. 4 pcs.
500 1719. Palatinate; 1677, Hungary; Brabant, Elizabeth,
Brunswick and Lunenburg. ^4 crowns. Mostly good. 4
pcs.
501 Dominica 3 bits, countermarkod section of Spanish 8 Reals.
Japan rectangular itzbu, 1897. Holland. Wilhelmina 1 Gr.
Latter about line. 3 pcs.
502 D. W. I. 20c; Plolland 1 G, 1763; 1751 10 Stivers. Algiers,
Vt. dol., date 1237. V. G. 4 pcs.
22
FOREIGN SILVER
503 Prussia. Fredk. ihe Great, Gule Groschen and smaller, of
various dates, with busts. Good. 4 pcs.
504 Prussia. Fredk. the Great; Austria, Leopold the Hog-
mouth; Brabant, 1788, crown size. G. to F. 5 pcs.
505 Spain, 1742 and later; 1780-91, Salzburg, crowns. 6 pcs.
506 Various German coins, % thaler size, Bremen, Hesse, Ham-
burg, several scarce. G. to abt. F. 1 holed. 7 pcs.
507 Poland, Austria, Spain, etc., chiefly 20 Kr. G. to F. 8 pcs.
508 Various old German pieces, chiefly Vt dollar size, Lubeck,
Treves, Brunswick, 1688, Brandenburg. G. to abt. F. 6
pcs.
509 Brunswick and Lunenburg, Spain, Hesse, etc. G. to fine.
510 Turkey, 14 dollar, date 1293; Mombasa 14 Rupee; 1816, Br.
Guiana 1 G; Italy, Pius IX Lira. G. to fine. 4 pcs.
511 Various German pieces, 1/6 Thalers to 1 Gulden, and other
pieces. Good to fine. 10 pcs.
512 1730. Zurich Vs Crown, Braudensburg-Anspach; 1774, 12
Schilling Mecklenburg Schwerin. G. Rare. 3 pcs.
513 1691, Hohenlohe, France, Charles VI, Brandenburg, (1513),
Joachim I, etc.; Pfalz, 20 Kr., 1725. Rare lot. G. to V. G.
7 pcs.
- 514 Various other coins mostlv Franc size. Brit. Guiana, Sax-
ony, Brazil, India, Brabant, Hesse, Egypt. Mostly good.
14 pcs.
515 Others, Poland, France and Germany mostly. Some are
old. Good. 16 pcs.
516 Others, smaller, mostly dime size. Many old. Chiefly good.
20 pcs.
517 Others, mostly very old. Some are rare. 25 pcs.
518 Others, dime size and smaller, a few are base. Mostly G.
30 pcs.
519 Another lot about as last, includes two scarce Scotch coins,
mediaeval, etc. Cood to fine. 25 pcs.
520 Balance of the lot, 5c size chiefly. Many are very old. Av-
erage good. 80 pcs.
German Silver Coins of Crown Size.
521 1800. Bamberg. View of City, “X Eine Feine Mark.”-
Rev. Arms. Souvenir piece. Fine; rare.
FOREIGN SILVER
23
1.
* f
<■ >
/ '
?
//
/,
522 1820. Baden. Ludwig. Crown. \^. 0. Bare.
523 1844. Baden. Double thaler. Leoiiold. Statue. Ex. F.
, ' 524
1836.
Baden.
I jeojio
Id. Bust. “
1836.”
Ih'oof.
( 'rown.
. 525
1764.
Bavaria.
Max.
Jos. (’lown.
526
1 81 2.
Bavaria.
Max.
Jos. P>ust.
527
1815.
Bavaria.
Max.
Jos. Bust.
528
1830.
Bavaria.
Lud.
1. Bust. (h‘
•ossed swords. V. F.
d. 1. Bust. Crown. “Cereeht Und
Beharriieli. ” Fine.
529 1818. Bavaria. Max. Jos. Bust. Kev. Tablet. Ex. F.
530 1837. Ihivaria. Ludwig. Double thaler, or crown. Bust.
Plenty standing. V. G.
531 1828. Bavaria. Ludwig, Crown. Bust. Kev. 9 busts in
circles. Fine.
532
533
" V 534
' h 0 535
/, . -536
537
539
540
/ ■ 541
/ // 542
- 543
^ #
4 _ 544
545
/ • ' 546
1842. Bavaria. Ludwig. Souvenir crown with three busts.
V. F.
1855. Bavaria. Maximilian II. Crown. Bust. Madon-
na. Fine.
1871. Bavaria. Ludwig IT, Thaler. VC F.
LS41. Frankfort. 3V2 Gulden. View of city. V. G.
1772. Frankfort. Thaler. A^'iew of city. Rev. Eagle. F.
1855. Frankfort. Thaler. Religious Thaler. Augsburg
Confession. Proof.
1848. Frankfort. Thaler. Double and single headed eag-
les. Fine.
1726. Hamburg. 32 SchiHings. Fine
1750. Lubeck. 32 Schill. Fine.
1566. Saxony. Augustus. Tlialer. Bust, armed. Arms.
Fine.
1652. Saxony. John George. Thaler. Nearly fine.
1600. Saxony. O'^hristian, John George and Aug. Crown.
Busts. About Fine.
1872. Saxony. John & Amalie. Golden wedding double
thaler. V. F.
1813. Saxony. F^redk. Aug. Thaler. Very fine.
1762. Nuremburg. Thaler. View of city. Rev. Arms.
Abt. Fine.
FOREIGN GOLD.
546a Rome. (A. D. 54). Nero Aureus. Bust, name. Rev. Health
seated. Good to V. G.
547 Rome. Justinian (A. I). 528). Third Solidus. Bust. Rev.
Victory. Fine.
548 Rome. Focas. Third Solidus. Similar types. Very fine.
549 France. Charles VIII. Ecu D’Or. Cross. Shield. Fine;
rare. Broad piece.
550 1786. France. Lud. XVI. Double L.ouis D’Or. Ex. fine.
MM. a bee.
551 1786. Franco. Louis XVL I.ouis D’Or. MM. W. Unc.;
a gem.
552 1813. France. Napoleon Bonaparte. 20 Fr. Very good.
553 1813. Naples & Sicily. Gioacchino Napoleon. 40 Lire
with bust. Ex. fine; scarce.
554 England. Edward IV. Sovereign. King in ship. Rev.
Radiated and floreated cross. Fine; rare. Very broad piece.
555 1827. England. Geo. IV. Guinea. Fine.
556 1805. Brunswick & Lunenburg. Free horse. “1 Pistole,
1805.” Weight of two ducats. Ex. fine, beautiful piece.
557 1865. New Foundland. Two Dollars. “One Hundred
Pence. ’ ’ Fine.
558 1752. Prussia. Fredk. the Great Ducat. V. G.
559 1805. Holland. Ducat. Knight holding bundle of arrows.
“Mo: Ord: Provin:” etc. in square. V. F.
560 1869. Hamburg. Beautiful ducat. Knight standing.
Rev. “67 Aeq. Pond Marc. Col.” etc. Unc.
561 1878, Holland. Overyssel. Ducat. Knight standing.
“Parva Crescunt Concordia Res.” etc Unc. Gem.
562 (1388). Treves. Werner Ducat, Saint standing. Arms;
fine; rare.
563 1580. Savoy. Ducat. Cross in angles of which F E R T.
Shield. Fine; rare.
564 (1629). Modena. Scudino d’Oro. Eagle. Inscription.
Fine; rare.
565 (1492). Spain. Ferdinand and Isabella. Double ducat
with busts vis-a-vis. Names. Arms of Sicily. Ex. fin«
and broad piece. Rare.
VORBIGN GOLD
25.
5i)6
5«7
568
569
570
571
/L 572
573
n 574
/ 575
576
577
/ ■
578
$ ».
579
580
581
582
- 583
' '<-584
585
2 o 586
587
588
589
1732. Spain. Philip V. 2 Ks<;udo« BuhI. IWm. Arms.
Latin ins(T. Nearly line.
1762. Spnin. CharloK I V. 2 Eseudos Bust. Hev. Arms.
“Nomina Ma^na S(‘<|uor.“ Very goo<I-
1762. Spain, (diaries 111. Two eseiidos. Bust. Kev.
“Auspice Deo” etc. Finci.
1739. Spain. Pliilij) V. Escudo. Bust. Anns. Mexico
mint. Fine.
1760. ('harles 111. Vlj Escudo. Bust ArniK. Ex. F.
1825. Mexico. Peso, V. Pdne.
1822. Mexico. Peso. Fine.
Egypt. (1255). Pound, ('airo Mint, Monogram. Date,
etc. Fine.
Turkey. (1223). 25 Piastres. Broad thin piece. Ex. F.
Egypt. (1277). 12 V- Piastres. Arms, date, etc. V. F.
1777, Russia, t'atherine the Great. Half liouble. Bust.
Monogram. Fine.
1848. Hungary. Ducat. Emperor standing. Madonna.
Fine.
Books of Paper Money, Etc.
U. S. Fract. Currency. 1st Issue. A. B. N. Co. Plain edg-
es, 5, 10, 25 and 50c. Crisp. 4 pcs.
Second Issue. 10c and 25c. Plain paper. Oit]). 2 pcs.
Third Issue. 3c Washn., light curtain; 5c Clark. Crisp.
2 pcs.
— 10c Washington, 25c Fessenden. Crisp. 2 pcs.
— 50c Spinner, 50 in center. Crisyj.
Fourth Issue. 10c Liberty, Fine.
— 50c Lincoln. Plain paper. Crisp
— 50c Stanton. Crisp.
Fifth Issue. 10c, short key, 25c Walker. Crisp. 2 pcs.
— 50c Crawford. Crisp.
— 50c Dexter. Crisp.
Demarary. Large English Bank Notes ( U-DsigncHi) for
“Two Joes of 22 Guilders each.” Ex. fine. Bare.
26
MISCELLANEOUS
590 Neat cloth- bound album coutaining about 85 very choice
bank bills, Northern and Southern, including some V. scarce
notes, “City of Omaha $3*’, Banks of Rochester, N. Y., N.
Y. City, Southern Banks, etc., etc. Binely mounted with
stamp hinges. 1 Lot.
591 Similar Album containing many Confederate Treasury
Notes, including rarities, $100, green note 1861 with train
of cars, $20 green note 1861 with three females, and others,
50c to $500; also various bills, mostly southern, over 100
pcs., beautifully mounted with stamp hinges. 1 lot.
NEW JERSEY CENTS.
592 1786. Bridle variety. Fine, a light olive. Very rare. Mar-
is I'lnew of oniy four or five specimens. M. 18-J.
593 1786. Broad shield. M. 21-N. Fine. Choice.
594 1786. M. 21-0. Broad shield, die broken through “Pluri-
bus.” Very fine. Very rare. Maris knew of but five!
595 1786. M. 23-P. Very small date Fine, light olive.
596 1787. M. 46-E. Uncirculated. Rare.
597 1787. M. 43-1). Extremely fine, light olive.
598 1788. M. 50-F. The rare head to left! Unusually fine, with
very strong obverse.
599 178*7. M. 52-1. Upright coulter. Extremely fine, light ol-
ive.
600 1787. M. 56-N. An overstruck piece. Very fine.
601 1787. M. 56-N. Extremely fine, a light olive. Perfect
planchet.
602 1787. M. 59-t). Very fair, date fine. Rare.
603 1787. M. 61-T. About uncirculated, light olive.
MASSACHUSETTS COINS.
604 1652. Oak Tree Shilling. Crosby P. 47, No. 7. About fine.
Rare.
605 1652. Pine Tree Shilling, l.arge plancliet. Crosby PI. II,
No. 1. Nearly uncirculated. Rare.
606 1788. Cent. Crosby Obv. 2, Rev. B. Nearly Uncirculated.
607 1788. .Cent. Crosby 3-A. Extremely fine. Rare.
U. S. COLONIAL COINS
37
1788. Cent. Crosby G-N. Fine. Hare.
1788. Cent, ('rosby 8-C. Very line. Hare.
1788. Cent. Crosl)y 10-L. Nearly uncirculated.
1788. Cent. Crosl>y 12-1. Fine. Fd^n* nick. Harity 51
1788. Cent. Crosby 12-K. Nearly uncirculated.
1787. Cent. Horned Fagle. Fxtreinely line, sharp. Rare*
UNITED STATES SILVER.
Dollars.
1799. 1' ive stars betor(‘ bust. Fxtrernely line, sharp. Very
rare so choice.
1799. Six stars liefore bust. Over 1798. Fine; scarce.
1853. Fine. Hare.
1859. San Fran. Mint. Very good. Rare; coinage small.
1873. Carson City Trade. Uncirculated, a little tarnished.
Rare.
187G. “Centennial.” Fjiberty with sword. “By authori-
ty of Congress.” One of these pieces was catalogued for
my Second Sale, 1905, by David Proskey, one of the best
authorit’es in America, as a Centennial Dollar, and without
the use of any quotation marks. It is of nearly the same
size, thickness and weight of the standaixi dollar. The dies
for the piece were canceled after the pieces were struck, as
is done with any regular United States coin. It was auth-
orized by Congress. It is not VFiHY COMMON, as was
stated in a recent catalogue, in fact a canvass of the best
dealers in the country discloses that none are on liand. Mr.
S. Chapman described the piece in the Lambert catalogue
as the “Centenial Commission Medal,” and stated that
“The piece was purchased at a sale by Elder, Oct. 3, 1906,
where l.e misleadinglv catalogued it a ‘Centennial Dol-
lar’.” \\Tiether the aforesaid Mr. S. Chapman knows more
about coins, or his opinion is nioi'e valuable than iMr. Pros-
key’s, we leave it to collectors to decide. We leave it to
them also to decide whether the remarks indulged in would
have a tendency to increase or decrease the price that such
a piece would bring. Proof. Rare. I have had records of
$12.50 fcT it since Major Tjanibert bought his.
Half Dollars.
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
1794. Vory fine. A piece in about this state in Mougey
Sale sole’ for $25. They rarely come above V ery good.
1795. Very scarce variety with break between date and'
last star. Piece has a few light plauchet marks as have
nearly all silver of this vear, otherwise uncirculated with
some original lustre. Rare state.
1795. Two leaves, curl between points of star. Fine;
scarce state.
1795. Two leaves. Variety with curl touching one point
of star and last star touching bust. Fine; scarce state.
1797. Very good; date line. Unusually acceptable speci-
men of this rare date.
1801. Fair; rare.
1802. Very tine. Very rare state.
1803. Large 3. Very fine; scarce.
1805, over 4. Very tine. Unusual condition. The Mougey
specimen sold for $13.50.
1815. About tine; rare.
1836. Milled edge. Almost uncirculated. Very rare.
1840. Small letters and eagle, with drapery to elbow. Un-
circulated; scarce.
1852. New Orleans. Uncirculated, partly bright. Very
rare state.
1859. Proof; rare.
1864. Brilliant proof. Scarce.
Quarters.
1796. First year. Fine to very tine. Unusually choice.
1805. Fine.
1807. About tine; scarce.
1837. Uncirculated, partly bright.
1852. Uncirculated. Rare state. Mougey specimen sold
for $2 and had a bid of $2.75.
Dimes.
1801. Fair; rare.
1802. Poor; date fair. Very rare date.
642
643
644
645
f)46
647
64H
649
1803. Fair; date good.
1804. iMugged. Fair, witli a good date. Very rare.
1809 and ’ll. Fair. Rare. 2 })C8.
1846. I’inc. Rare. Seldom comes almve good.
1849 (). Very good; rare.
1860, New Orleans. Nearly line. Fxtremely rare,
er ot‘j'er(‘d it until the Alougey Sale.
1875 (1. 0. iMintmarks within and outside of wreath,
circulated. \h‘iy scarce. 2 i>cs.
1876 S, and 1877 ('. 0. (MAI outside wivath). line.
1 nev-
Un-
2 p(;s.
650
^651
652
652a
653
654
655
656
657
658
Alar viand. (Iroat or four])enc(!. Draped bust of Lord Bal-
timore to left. CAKCILIVS: DNS: 4’FRRAF-AIARIAE:
«&CT *. R(‘v. crowned shield of arms dividing value IV.
ORFSOITF: FT: M ULTIPLICAMINI : Very tine impres-
sion; rarely eciualled. 44ie extreme rarity of this coin is
attested by the fact that it has been sold but once or twice
siiu'c the f’armelee sale, 1890.
Sixpence, Similar type, but value VI. \’ery line. Very
rare.
Woods (yoinage Halfpenny. 1722. Tall aged head to left.
(JFORGIUS D: G: RFX. ‘ Rev. IIIBENIAF seating facing
to right toward pile of rock, liar]) to left. Fine and very
rare. Sold in Alills sale 1904 in same condition for ii?50,00.
Worth more.
Rare Americana 1722 Halfpenny. Georgius. 1): G. Rex.
Laureated liead to riglit. Rev. Full bloom rose. Rosa
Ameri: Utile. Dulci 1722. Uncirculated. Light olive. Very
rare.
New Jersey Farthing, sti-uck by ATark Newbie. King play-
ing harp. Floreat Rex. Rev. St. Patrick before church
drives away reptiles Quiescat Plebs. Silver. Extremely
fine. A^ery rare,
Virginia Halfpenny 1773. Period after Georgius. E. Fine.
Louisiana sou 1767. Countei marked R F. Fine.
Talbot Allum Cent 1795. Unc., partly red.
Cent. Double head AVashington. E. Fine.
1795. Washington Grate Cent. Edge engrailed. Unc.,
partly red.
30
659
660
660;
660
661
662
663
664
666
667
668
669
670
671
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
679
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
rj. S. COLONIAL COINS
1793. Washington cent. Rev. ship. Fine.
1723 Woods farthing. Laureate head of king to right.
Georgius. D: G; REX. Rev. Hibernia to left resting on
harp. An extremely rare obverse, similar to that used on
the Rosa Americana pieces. Extremely fine. Very rare.
1818 Quarter Dollar, wide date. Die broken through 2 on
reverse. Uncirculated.
1835 Quarter Dollar. Uncirculated.
Kentucky Cent. Scroll. Rev. Pyramid of stars. Small,
thick plane bet. Lettered edge. Unc. and red.
1796. Dime. Fine. Rare.
1805. Dime. Rare.
1807. Dime. Very fine. Rare.
1811. Dime. Fine. Very rare.
1814. Dime. Small date. Rev. struck crosswise. Ex-
tremely fine.
1821. Dime.
1823 over 22.
1827. Dime.
1828.
1829.
1829.
1830.
1831.
1832.
1833.
1834.
1834.
1835.
1835.
1837.
1837.
1837.
1829.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Dime.
Half Dime.
Half Dime.
Large date. ILixtremely fine.
Dime. Very fine.
Extremely fine. Rare.
Small date. Uncirculated. Rare state.
Uncirculated,
Arrow close to A. Uncirculated.
Uncirculated.
Uncirculated. Mint lustre.
Very fine.
Uncirculated
E. Fine.
Rev. Arrow touches A. Uncirculated.
Uncirculated.
Uncirculated.
Liberty head. E. Fine.
Liberty seated. No stars. Uncirculated.
Liberty seated. Stars. E. Fine.
Unc.
Unc.
1830.
1831, 32. Half Dimes. E. Fine & Unc. 2 pcs.
1833, 34. Half Dimes. Unc. Choice. 2 pcs.
1835, 36. Half Dimes. E. Fine & Unc. 2 pcs.
1838. Half Dime. Stars. Unc. Mint state.
1 1, s. sn/'/EM
31
‘ . m
• f)92
693
. 694
’ #
} • 695
696
'697
// 698
^/■699
700
701
/ 702
-"c * 703
704
705
U 706
. v „ --707
/■
'-f 708
/ 709
1844. Halt' Diiiui. L'lu^ Mint slate. Hare.
1867. 44iree cent. Silver. Pi'oof. Rare.
1855. $20 Kelloj'7^ k Co. \'. Hood. Rare date.
1861. $2’/j (dark, (Iruber 6c ( 'o. I’ikes Peak on diadem.
VP Pine. lOire.
1811. I lair Pa'.4lo.
1812. Hair I'ia^dc.
1813.
Hair Hagle.
Rev. wide 5 1). Idieirculated.
Pnci I'culated. Mint state. A gem.
New tv()e witli larger lunid of Liberty to
loft. Kxtrenioly fine. Scan-e.
(k‘yIon. (5nglose silior ‘‘Fish-Hook” money. Very tine
and extremelv rare.
Zara 1813 Don 1)1 e Dollar (9 Francs 20 ctnis.). Besieged by
the Austrians, crowned Napoleonic eagle between name and
date. Brilliant mint state. P]xtremely rare.
Papal, thus VI 1 Scudi 1780. V^ery tine; scarce.
Foreign Gold.
Rome. Focas. Half Solidii'-. Bust. Victory. Fine.
Germany (before 1650). Very broad Ducat. (4bv. Plenty
seated holding branch and cornucopia. “FranCIsCvs VI-
Vat VHreat PaX ArMa (j)UIes(2ant.” Rev. A table with
two lighted candles, above it the crucihx and curtains.
“CresCant AC VIgeant Re LI Agio et Pletas.” Fine; rare.
1736. England. George II. Guinea. Arms. Ex. tine.
Japan (About 100 years old). Round, thick gold piece with
various countermarks. Very tine gold, weight 2 dwts.
1757. Prussia. Frederick the Great. Ducat, with bust.
Fine. Scarce.
1787. Spain Madrid Escudo with bust. Fine.
1872. New Foundland. Two Dollars. Bust of Victoria.
Rev. “Two hundred Cents, One Hundred Pence.” F>np
United States Fractional Currency.
First Issue. Perforated edges, 50 c A. B. N. Cm Crisp.
Mounted under isinglass.
10c Perforated edges, three sides only. Without ABNCo.
Crisp. Rare.
U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
«2
710 50c. Plain edges, Without *lBNCo. Bpecimens, front an4
back separate. Slightly torn near edge of front. Can be
repaired. Very rare.
711 25c. Plain edges, without \BNCo. Specimens as last.
About perfect. Rare.
712 5c, 10c, Without A. B. N. Co. Plain edges, as last. 10c.
note slightly torn near edge of obv. Rare. 2 pcs.
713 Third Issue. 50c Spinner, red back, regular issue, auto-
graj)hic signati’res of C.plby & Spinner. Perfect.
714 50c Justice, red back, heavy fibre paper, autographic sig-
natures of Colby &■ Spinner. V'ery rare. Fine to very fine.
715 50c Justice, red back si)ecintens, fronts and backs separate,
autographic signatures of Jeffries & Spinner. About per-
fect. Very rare. 1 lot.
716 50c Spinner, autographic signatures of Jeffries and Spin-
ner. Specimens, with green back, front and hack separate.
Ex. fine; rare. 1 lot.
717 10c Washington, red back, regular issue, with ink signa-
tures of Jeffries and Spinner. Crisp. Very rare.
718 25c Fessenden. Red back specimens, as above. About per-
fect. 1 lot.
719 3c Washington, dark curtain specimens, as last. Perfect.
Rare. No margins.
720 3c Washington, regular issue, light curtain. Crisp.
721 3c Washn, light curtain. Mounted under isinglass. Per-
fect.
722 5c Clark, red back. Mounted under Isinglass. Perfect.
723 3c Washington, 10c Washn, fronts only, without margins.
About perfect. 2 pcs.
724 Fourth Issue. 15c Columbia, blue end. Perfect. Mounted
under isinglass. Rare.
724a 50c Lincoln. Plain paper. Crisp.
American Coloaiais and Continentals.
Wood’s Money.
17‘2‘2. Half IViiriy. Head of (l<*o. 1. to “ lU^x.” close
to bust, (lat(‘ distant from l)ase, die brokcm. About uiiedr-
(udated, a li^ii^bt olive, with faint tra(‘(*s of original red.
Very scarce.
1722. Half Ikmuy. “(Jeo.” iii ‘ (leor^ius” closer to hair,
lettering more compact. Small [)laiichet. Beautilully
struck piece about uncirculated, a light olive*. Rare.
1722. Half Penny. Broad, thin plaiichet. “Itex” fartlier
from })ust tlian last. Head of Hibernia between “K” and
“R” ill “Hibernia”, date close to base. Fine; scarce.
1722. Half l\*nny. Beautifully struck specimen, even mill-
ing. Head between “A” and period on reverse. Die brok-
en at left foot of “A.” Uncirculated, steel color, traces of
red. Hem ))iece.
1724. Half i^emiy. Large letters, thick plaiichet. Close
(.late, period close to harp. Very fine. Rare.
1724. Half Penny. Larger, tliiimer plancliet. Smaller let-
ters, wide date. Fxtremely fine. Rare.
1723. Farthing. “G” in “Georgius” touches bust. Head
of Hibernia under “A.” V^ery fine, a light olive.
1723. Farthing. “Georgius” does not toucli bust. 3 in
date almost touches harp. Uncirculated, medium brown.
Rare.
1723. Farthing. “G” just touches bust. Die broken
through “Gratia.” Date distant from har|). Unc.
1723. Farthing. “1” in “Dei” touches head. Die broken
through first 3 figures in date; double base line, period close
to date. Uncirculated. Reddish olive, traces of red. Rare.
1723. Farthing. Die broken through left field from hair
to second “G” in “Georgius”, “Rex” distant from bust.
Single base line, wide date. Very fine, dark olive.
1722. Rosa Americana Penny. Uncrowned rose. About
fine.
1722. Rosa Americana Half Penny. Uncrowned rose. AbU
fine. Rare.
738
739
740
' 741
^ 744
^ "745
/^5 "746
«' <'
747
748
749
, . 750
Voce Populi Series.
1760. Half Penny. Type with very high forehead, and
large, wide lettering and flan. Two roses behind harp.
About fine; light olive. Rare.
1760. Half Penny. Small, well designed head. ‘A^oce”
badly spaced. One dot after “A’’, pole touches “R,” date
small. Extremely fine and sharp. Rare specimen.
1760. PTalf Penny. Evenly spaced lettering. Two periods
after “A”, pole between “N” and “I.” Extremely fine, a
light olive. Scarce.
1760. Half Penny. Small head with retreating forehead.
Small date. Extremely fine, a light oJive. Scarce.
1760. Half Penny. Well designed head. “V” and
close to bust. Very fine, a light olive Scarce.
1760. Half Penny. “Negro” hea< “A” on reverse to
left of wing. Very fine, light olive. Ssjarce.
1760. Half Penny. Short, thick bust. Large letters on
obv. and reverse. Two dots after “A ” Very fine, a dark
olive.
1760. Half Penny. Long, slender bust. Small, poorly de-
signed lettering. Fine, a light olive. Scarce.
1760. Half Penny. Large broad head. “Voce” too high
up. Reverse rudely designed. Pole pierces harp. Small
date. About fine.
1760. Farthing. Large, even lettering. Date large and
even. “ A ” touches harp, pole between “ N ” and “ I. ” Un-
circulated. Light brown. Finest I have offered of this ex-
cessively rare piece.
UNITED STATES CENTS.
1793. Chain Ameri. Crosby 1-A. Very good. Dark. Very
rare.
1793. Chain America. Period after “Liberty.” V. fair,
date good. Very rare.
1793. Wreath. Crosby 9-G. About uncirculated. An ev-
en reddish brown. Very choice. Rare.
1793. Wreath. Crosby 9-G. Very fine, light brown. Rare.
1793. Wreath. Crosby 9-H. Extremely fine, sharp.
D. S. CENTS
35
\7r
753
1794.
} lavs
11.
V'ery good, light brown.
//t.
754
1 794.
1 1 ays
13.
About line. Very rare.
7c
755
1794.
1 lays
14.
Extremely line, a dark ol
best known.
Rai
;e.
756
1794.
I lavs
14.
Slight edgti dent, h'ine, d
'./ 75Ga 1794. Small dent below 4’ in “('ent.” Kx. due, a medium
brown, liare.
757 1794. Hays 18. Good. Rare.
757a Hays ‘id. About line.
^ 758 1794. Hays 24. Very .i^ood, nearly line. V. Rare.
V,
, V 759 1794. Hays 32. “Fallen 4.” Beautiful, sharp, even im-
pression and milling. Uncirculated, glossy olive color.
Finest known.
-' 760 1794. Hays 32. Very good. Rare.
761 1794. Hays 33. Very good. Holed through head.
’ 762 1794. Hays 35. Nick at lower end of pole, otherwise ex-
tremely line, dark olive. Very clioice,
' 763 1794. Hays 37. Fine to very fine. A light brown.
764 1794. Hays 39. Good. Rare.
/it:. 765 1794. Hays 41. Good. Very rare.
766 1794. Hays 50. Good. Obverse is very good. Rare.
/ ' 767 1794. Hays 52. Edge nick or two. About line. A light
brown. Scarce.
/^^768 1794. Hays 54. Fine. Dark. Very rare.
V, 768a 1794. Hays 54. Fine. Rare.
769 1795. Plain edge. “One Cent” high Fine.
, , 770 1795. Lettered edge. “One Cent” high in wreath, fraction
figures 100 uneven. Die broken through “States of Amer-
ica.” Fine to V. Pine, a light olive. Rare.
I 771 1796. Liberty cap. Gilbert K. Upper hair slightly re-
touched. Still a beautiful piece. Mougey Collection, val-
ued by Mr. Mougey at $40.
772 1797. Short stems. Double leaf at top of right branch.
Eleven berries. Double leaf opposite E in “United.” Right
ribbon end long and touches A, fraction unevenly spaced^
Nearly uncirculated, dark olive. Rare.
l:
'f}
96
773
774
. ' 775
^ 776
, 777
//V) 778
779
780
/ , 780a
781
782
'.V -' '
.'7'' / ^ 783
/'
of)
:x.‘
785
/ . O t'
/ / o 787
V '
U. S. CENTS
1797. Break back of head. Evenly spaced date. Large
1/100. evenly spaced. Light wreath, short stems to wrth.,
ten berries, first and last A in America too large. Faint
obverse scratch. Fine. Bare.
1797. Double cut, even date, and “Liberty.” \’’ery small
even fraction. Six berries only in wreath, single leaves at
tops of branches,double leaf between E and D of “United”,
part of reverse double cut. Extremely fine. Very rare va-
riety.
1798 over 7. Good for piece. Bare.
1798. Four long perpendicular die breaks behind head,
and aci’oss reverse, border milled. Unusually long fraction
bar, fraction uneven. Stems close to leaves. Very fine.
Light olive. Bare.
1798. Uneven date, plain border. Light wreath. E in
“One” too large, fraction bar medium short, stems away
from wreath. About uncirculated, dark olive.
1798. Wide even date. Even fraction figures and fraction
bar very short, ending at first cipher. Very fine. Medium
olive. Bare.
1798. Close even date. Die breaks before bust and head.
Small 1/100, medium long fraction bar Very good.
1799. Fair to very fair. Very rare.
1799. Fair. Bare.
1800. Dotted date. Dot-like break below hair ribbon.
Fine, light olive. Bare.
1801. Blunt Is. Nine berries in wreath. Uneven fraction
bar. Fine to Very fine.
1801. Blunt Is. Ten berries in wreath, even figures in frac-
tion, right wreath stem points to right arm of “A.” Un-
circulated. Very rare.
1802. Figure 1 touches the hair; small 1/100. Short bar,
ten berries, stems short and close to leaves. Lustrous olive,
about uncirculated. Bare specimen.
1803. Large date, 3 touching bust. Large 1/100. Fine.
1803. Wide date, 3 does not touch bust. Very fine, medi-
um olive.
1803. Figure 3 just touches bust. Stemless variety, dou-
ble fraction bar. Extremely fine Bare.
U. S. CENTS
37
7S8
' . 788a
'r 789
^•790
< 791
"^.792
, 793
794
. ^95
- 796
7' 797
? c 798
// 799
^ '' 800
801
1 804.
1804.
1804.
1804.
1804.
1805.
1800.
Brokoii die.
I'erfeet die.
kerfeet die.
Kestrike
Blunt 1.
1803. Small date. 1/100 over 1/0(X), die broken at rim,
tuft under chin. Extremely fine. Hare.
1803. L. 1/100. Die break throu^(h date. Ex. fine.
Broken die. Very "ood. Hare.
Fair; rare.
(food; rare.
Very fair; date good. Hare.
Bright red.
Very fine.
ITiicirculated, inediuni olive, (iern. V'ery rare.
Mouge} (,V)I lection; valued at $50 00. ,
1807. Perfect date, small 1/100, break from right end of
fraction bar through A. Part of reverse lettering weak.
Obv. has 2 or 3 small nicks, otherwise very tine, black.
1807, Perfect date, large 1/100, reverse sti’uck crosswise
to obverse. Nick on upper part of head. V^ery good.
1807. over 6. Corrosion spot through “Ent” of “Cent”,
otherwise very fine, sharp.
1808. Nick ov-er head. Fine; black.
1809. Good; rare.
1811. Perfect date. Evidences of surface corrosion. Fine,
brown.
802
3-^'803
^ ' 803a
2<5 804
7 805
' • 800
? / 807
I
808
1812. Barge date. Uncirculated, strong impression, a red-
dish olive. Very choice; rare.
1813. S. Over topmost beri'v in wreath. Uncirculated.
Rare.
1813. Short 3. S to left of top berry, about uncirculated,
steel color. Hare.
1814. Crosslet Beautiful, sharyj impression, perfect mill-
ing, A reddish olive, A gem. V^ery rare specimen.
1810. Broken die. Reverse s})ot Uncirculated, red.
1817. Thirteen stars. Wide date. Ex. fine.
1818. Perfect date, coronet points below 6th star. Uncir-
(“ulated, partly red; scarce.
1818. Perfect die, coronet points directly to sixth star.
Fine.
* 809 1818. Broken die. Uncirculated, red
810 1819. Large over date. Very tine.
U. S. CENTS
fill
■r
/
fil2
fil3
,4//; 814
" 815
f) 816
4 817
/
^ 819
/J’.:
.. 820
- 821
<-822
o'
^ 823
,c^824
825
826
, / ^ 827
. 't> 828
. 829
.. <'' 830
//; 831
C-
/O 832
1819. Small date, coronet points directly to sixth star. Un-
circulated, bright red; rare state
1819. Small perfect date. Coronet points below sixth star.
Uncirculated, bright red. Scarce state.
1819. Small perfect date. Coronet points to sixth star, but
different variety from last, figure 9 shorter and broader.
Fine.
1820. over ’19. Pine; scarce.
1821. About uncirculated, a medium olive. V. rare state.
1823. Uestrike. Proof; rare specimen with perfect die.
1824. Wide perfect date. Very good: rare. Brown color.
1826. Small, close date, diadem poinling between 5th and
6th stars. Ex. fine, steel color, with traces of red on reverse.
Rare.
1826. Close date, diadem pointing to sixth star, die brok-
en on rim. Very fine, strong imjjression.
1826. Wide date, perfect die, diadem pointing above 6th
star. Very fine.
1827. Ijarge letters. Diadem points to sixth star. Very
fine, brown color.
1827. Large letters. Diadem points slightly below sixth
star. Fine to very fine.
1828. Large date. One or two little nicks and spots. Fine.
1829. Ijarge letters. V ery fine, dark
1830. Inner circle. About fine; fight olive.
1831. Small letters. Diadem points below sixth star. Slight
nick on cheek. Uncirculated, glossy olive. Rare state.
1831. Small letters. Diadem points to sixth star. Uncir-
culated, black.
1831. Large letters, broken die through stars. Very fine.
Scarce variety.
1832. Largo letters. Rev. stained. Fine; light brown.
1833. Small letters. Diadem points slightly above sixth
star. ITncirciilated, choice, medium olive.
18.34. Very close date, diadem pointing below sixth star,
large letters and large stars. Unc., ni'^dium brown. Choice.
1834. Small, wide date, diadem points slightly above 6th
star, small stars and letters. Slight nick on cheek. Uncir-
culatofl otherwise.
U. S. CENTS
8d
,/^ 833 1834. Wide date, largo stars, small letters, diadem pointB
between 5th and Otli stars. Ex. fine, reddish steel color.
834 1835. Pointed diadem. Abt. fine.
// 835 1836. Perfect date. Uncirculated, light olive. Choice,
w, 836 1837. Plain h. c. Die broken through stars. Uncirculated,
' ' a medium brown.
837 1837. Plain h. c., perfect die. Ex. fine, medium brown.
^ ^ 838 1838. Uncirculated, bright red, sharp.
839 1838. Uncirculated, reddish olive, choice, with traces of
redness.
I , 840 1839. Silly head. Uncirculated, reddish olive.
1839. Booby head. Uncirculated, reddish color. Sharp.
f ' 842 1839. Booby head. Light brown, uncirculated, choice.
L; 843 1839. Head of ’40. Unc., light olive. Very choice.
C‘ 844 1839, over 1836. Good to very good. Very rare.
^ ^ 845 1840. Large date. I'ine to V. F.
vV' 846 1843. Obv. and rev. of ’44. UncircuLated, sharp, glossy
olive. Rare.
t/T 847 1844. Very fine, medium olive.
^"848 1844 over 1881. Good; rare.
849 1845. Uncirculated, steel color.
/; 850 1846. Tall 6. Uncirculated.
^ T 851 1846. Small 6. About unc , reddish steel color.
j ■'' 852 1847. Date touches bust. Unc., partly red.
2 853 1847. Date does not touch bust. Unc., partly red.
854 1848. Ex. fine.
855 1851, over 1881. Ex. F. or Unc., red, but color may not be
original. Very rare condition.
856 1851. Uncirculated, red.
^ 857 1852. Uncirculated, briiJrht red.
" 858 1853. Uncirculated, brilliant red, spotless.
859 1854, ’55, straight 5s. Ex. Fine. 2 pcs.
V"" 860 1855. Straight 5s, Unc., red. Scarce this state.
' 861 1856, straight 5. Sharp specimen, probably proof struck.
Ex. fine.
862 1856. Straight 5. Red, uncirculated.
) 't) 863 1857. Small date. Uncirculated, half red.
^ /; 864 1857. Large date. Uncirculated, almost bright red. Scarce.
{p o 865 1857. Uncirculated, glossy olive.
AMERICAN GOLD.
CO C
cf\ m " 866
867
^/bo 868
uj '/c
L.O'
870
871
/y<3 872
/CO 873
/2<9
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' i’875
'j/. "" '876
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879
Private Gold.
1851 . $50. 887 Tlious. Augrust Humbert. Incuse edge in-
scription. “50” in center of reverse. The piece has sev-
eral minute scratches, as have all of these pieces, otherwise
extremely tine, and a sharp impression. One of the finest I
have ever offered. A fine specimen in the Zabriskie Sale
sold for $300.
1852. $10. August Humbert. Eagle. Tablet of four lines.
Fair; rare.
$1. A. Bechtler, 27 G. About fine.
1870. Half Dollar. Round. Lib. head. Rev. within wrth.,
oj)en at top, “V2 Dollar. 1870.”
1870. Half Dollar. Oct. Lib. head, stars, G over date.
Nearly fine.
1872. Obv. Washington head, 13 stars, date. Rev. “Cal-
ifornia V2 Gold Cliami ” Octagonal, half dollar size. Con-
temporary with date and rare. Fine.
1876. Half Dollar. Oct. Rev. “1/2 Dollar Cal.” V. Fine.
(1850-56). Quarter. Round (Undated). Lib. head. Rev.
Dollar.” V. fine, scarce.
1878. Quarter. Round. Indian head. Stars. Rev.
Dollar Cal.” Rare date. Fine.
UNITED STATES GOLD.
1907. $20. St. Gaudeiis “ Wire Edge.” About uncircu-
lated. Rare. Record in my own sales $37.50.
1907. $20. St. Gaudens. As last. Unusually high wire
edge. Uncirculated. \^^ery choice.
1795. $10 (Eagle). First year of this ty])e. Very fine.
Very scarce and price has advanced fully one-third in the
last year or so.
$10. 1797. Six stars before bust. Has two slight nicks,
otherwise fine. Rare.
$10. 1800. Slight nick near rim at first star. Uncirculat-
ed. Die broken through “Liberty.”
U. S. GOLD
41
?■ 880
/
881
882
$10. 1801.
$10. 1803.
$10. 1907.
and after
(Jem j)ieee
Fine. Scarce and price has advanced.
About uncirculated. V^ery Bcareo.
St. Gaudens. Wire ed^^^ with periods before
Pen Dollars.” Uncirculated. Only f>50 struck.
' t '
883
1803.
$5.
( )ver(
late.
Fine.
0
' 7-
884
1805.
$5.
Fx. fine, pr
oof surface*, sharp im
i *
885
1808.
$5.
Fine.
Scar
ce.
880
1903.
$5.
Brilli;
ant, g
littering proof.
887
1835.
$2V,
. Fx.
fine.
Old type of Tdberty.
h'
888
1830.
$2M>
. Fx.
tine.
Same ty])e.
889
-
890
891
f 'J-
t
892
>, '
'y/'
oV/o
894
895
■* i
•
890
897
898
•5'^’
899
900
901
,2-
902
903
904
fK)5
906
907
or
908
70
909
Three Dollars.
1854. Uncirculated.
1854 O. Fine; scarce.
1850 S. Small S. Fine. Very scarce.
1859. Uncirculated, bright; scarce.
1800. Fine; rare, coinage small.
1801. V’'ery fine; scarce; coinage small.
1802. Very fine; rare; coinage small.
1804. One or two slight nicks, otherwise very line. Rare.
Limited coinage.
1807. FiX. fine. Very rare piece, worth $20.
1808. Uncirculated, proof surface. V'ery^ choice; scarce.
1809. Proof. Plxtremely rare state.
1871. Barely percep'tible nick in field. ITnc/ireulated. Very
rare.
1872. Very fine; rare. Similai' one sold for $11.50 in one
of my sales.
1874. Fx. fine, some lustre.
1879. uncirculated, proof surface; coinage small.
1882. Uncirculated. Rare. Coinage very small. Record
of $25 in my own sale.
1884. Nicked. Very good. Rare date.
1880. Uncirculated. Very small coinage; rare.
1887. Uncirculated, bright. Rare. Coinage small.
1888. LTncirculated; scarce.
1889. Last year. Uncirculated; bright; very scarce.
Dollars.
910 1849. Heavy, or overcnt date. Very line.
911 1849 D. Fine. Very scarce.
912 1850 C. Fine; rare.
913 1850 D. Very rare. Fine.
914 1853. Uncirculated, bright.
915 1854. Large. Very fine.
916 1854. San Francisco Mint. Uncirculated. Excessively
rare. In over 50 sales catalogued by Mr. Elder, he has not
had one of the above to offer, while he has offered three of
the dollars 1861 I). Mint, and two of the 1870 Dollars S.
Mint, indicating that the rarity of this piece is considera-
bly greater than heretofore supposed. This is undoubted-
ly the finest specimen known.
917 1856. Slanting 5. Uncirculated.
918 1858. Ex. fine.
919 1859 S. Mint. Very fine; rare.
920 1876. Proof; rare.
921 1877. Uncirculated, proof surface. Very rare.
922 1905. Lewis & Clark. Busts of the Explorers. Gleting
scarce.
Jackson Tokens.
923 L. No. 3. Brass. Andrew Jackson. Good; rare.
924 L. No. 4. Brass. G. to V. G. Scarce.
925 L. No. 9. Brass. Hog. Nearly fine. Very scarce.
926 L. 23. Ugly head. Very large date. “Not” erased. V.
Good; rare.
927 L. 28. Lib. head. Uncirculated. Very rare state. Dark
olive.
928 L. 29. Ugly head. Good; rare.
929 L. 31. Ex. fine; scarce.
930 L. 49. Ex. fine. Scarce.
930a L. 51. Jackson in chest. Unc., partly red.
931 L. 56. Sober Second Thoughts. Brass. V. fine; scarce.
932 L. 55. Loco Foco. Fine; scarce.
933 L. 59. “Webster Credit Current.” Uncirculated, partly
red. A gem.
HARD TIMES TOKENS
43
Ot’ 934 L. 64. Ship without lightning. Uric., red. A gem.
935 L. 74. Uncirculated, sliarp, reddish olive. Scarce.
936 U. 75. Robinson & Jones. Uncirculated, partly red.
^ 937 [j. 83. Richards, ('uriously struck piece. Umdren luted,
olive color.
^ 938 \i. 83. Very fine.
J ' 939 Ij. 95. Uncirculated.
^ 940 li. 101. Walsh’s, fiafayette. Uine; scarce.
■ 941 [j. 104. Robinson. Unc., reddish olive.
f 942 [j. 105. Rarity with liyphen between New and York.
\'ery good, but holed over head. Very rare.
943 L. 107, Anderson, boot. Rx. fine.
y ' 944 L. 114. Dayton head. Nine; rare.
/ 945 L 122. Jarvis. Slight edge dents, nearly tine.
^ 946 L. 126. Maycock. Very fine.
947 L. 130. Scoville. IHioenix. Uncirculated, traces of red-
ness. Very scarce.
/y ' 948 U. 132. Sise. Very fine; scarce,
949 L. 133. Smith’s. Clock face. Very fine; scarce.
? / 950 L. 138. Smith ’s Clock fa/*e. Good; rare.
951 L. 140. Sweet. Very good; small, thin planch^yt. Scarce.
-5 952 L. 141. Larger planchet. Slight edge nick. Fine. Rarity
American Colonials and Continentals.
j"' 953 (1681). New Jersey. St. Patrick Half Penny. Fine for
the piece. Rare.
954 1766. Pitt Token. “No stamps.” Bust, name. Ship. Un-
(drculated, a light brown. Very rare condition.
955 1783. Nova Constellatio. PJocked letters, pointed rays,
small planchet. Uncirculated, a light brown. Rare state.
956 Florida. James. 1/24 part of Real. Pewter. Fine.
i L 957 Kentucky. Thick planchet, lettered edge. Uncirculated,
with proof surface, and partly red. Gera piece.
f 958 1795. Irish Half Penny. Rev. U. S. Shield, “ Liberty &
Security,” and date. The piece bears twm dates. Rdge let-
tered. Thick planchet. Ex. fine with a little redness. Rare.
959 1795. Irish Half Penu}'. Same, but planchet slightly thin-
ner. Fine to very fine.
44
COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL COINS
960 1794: Fianklin Press Half Penny. A printing press. Un-
circulated, slight traces of redness. Scarce so fine.
961 1785. Conn. Cent. Large ugly head to right. “Tnde; Et
LIR:” Fine, a light olive. Pare state.
962 1788. Conn. Cent. Head to right. Crosby 2-D. A rare
variety. Slight edge nick. Extremely fine and choice.
963 1786. Vermont. Trees and Mountains. Vermontfensium
Res Publica, 1786.” I'reak in letter E in Vermontensium
makes curious error. About fine, a light olive. Rare.
964 1796. Castorland token. Broad thin planchet, edge mill-
ed. Unc. “Duv.” under base of tree.
965 1796. Castorland token. Thick planchet with plain edge.
Brass, or light bronze. ”1). V.” under base. Unc.
966 Penn ’a. G eo. Washington. North Wales half-penny, or
Bungtown. Very fine for piece, which is never strongly
struck up in all parts. Scarce.
967 George. Washington. The large “Success to the United
States.” Brass, plated. Period of issue about 1790. V.
Good.
968 1795. Washington. 4 he Clark & Harris fire-gi*ate V2 pen-
ny. Uncirculated, bright red.
969 (1795). George Washington. Large “Liberty & Securi-
ty” penny. Bust to left, name. Rev, U. S. Shield. “Lib-
erty and Security.” Edge lettered: “An Asylum for the
Oppress kl of all Nations.” Uncirculated, partly red.
970 1825. Lafayette. Very rare silver commemorative medal,
on his visit to America. Aged bust in civilians clothes to
right, “General Lafayette.” Rev. View of tomb, between
grave-stones, section of the world, bearing “U. S.”; above
the globe an eagle flying, etc. “Companion of Washing-
ton.” In exerg. “Arriv. Aug. 1824. Dep. Sep. 1825.”
Proof.
Various Items.
971 1797. England. Foreign Copper. ( 'art-wdieel 2 ]>ence.
Uncirculated, steel coior. A gem. Vhuw rare state.
1797. hinglaiid. rariwheeJ 2 ixiiice. Light bronze proof,
with some redness. Lxtremely rare. A steel colored proof
of this })iece, in Stickney sale cost 2 pounds 2 shillings. It
realized $(>.75 in that sale.
1791. Sierra Leone. One Penny pieces. Prowling Lion.
Ijarge and small planchets. Proofs, iiare. 2 pcs.
1791. Sierra Leone. One C'ent piece. Prowling Lion.
Proof.
(.'‘anada. Cossack penny. L.xtremelv fine, a medium olive.
U. 2'/o.
Wellington half-penny. Bust. Rev. Battles. The rare
“Ciudad.” Fine.
Rare Boer War Medal. Ihjgular British Silver Service Med-
al. Bust of V^ictoria crowned. Eight bars and ribbon.
South Africa, 1902, South iVf'rica, 1901, Wittebergen, Dia-
mond Hill, .lohannesburg, Driefontein, Paardeburg and Re-
lief of Kimberly. Edge: “3372 Trpr fj. Murton. Kitch-
ener’s Horse.” E.vtremely fine.
FINIS
Elder Edition of Book on 1794 Cents.
ITie work on this book has been delayed for a few days on
account of the many auction sales, but the work will be ready
for delivery in a lew days. Remember, it has these features:
1 — Better plates than the Hays Book contains.
2 — More coins are shown than in the Hays Book.
3 — The coins shown are in much finer condition than those
in Hays’s Book.
4— — Several errors in the Hays Book are corrected in this
one.
5 — The newly found numbers are pictured and fully de-
scribed.
6 — l^e Elder Edition has three other features not in Hays
Book:
A: — A list showing how to determine numbers by re-
verses.
B: — A list giving comparative rarity of each number.
0: - A description of the pieces sold in the Gilbert Sale
including condition and price realized for each
number.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT THIS BOOK,
«»ven though you have the original Hay’s work.
PRICES: — For Burlap Edition, with plates, $2.50.
For Cloth-bound Edition, with plates, $3.00.
Thomas L. Elder, Publisher,
32 East Twenty-Third Street,
New York City
“Centemiiar’ Dollars Wanted.
Reading in Mr. 8. il. C’liapmari ’k catalogue} that “Centenial
Medals” of 187(5, the type of piece bearing “Liberty with hword,
by Autiiority of Congress,” are “Very Common,” the under-
signed wishes to add a few to his stock, which at tlie present
time is depleted. At your convenience, kindly inform me how
many vou have and your price for the same.
THOMAS L. FAjDFAi.
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